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Show Regis salon opens LAYTON A new hairstyling salon is in town but its managed by a pro with 22 years in the business serving Davis County men and women. Regis Hairstylists in the salon and Judy Burton the manager of the new Layton Hills Mall facility. Its open seven days a week to meet every schedule: Monday-Frida9 a.m. 9 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-- 6 p.m. and Sunday, noon-- 5 p.m. Working to the motto "we listen before we cut, perm or color your hair, Regis is an international concern with 675 salons throughout the United States and in Canada. The Layton location is the second in northern Utah. discuss the amount of time you have each day to work with your hair, express likes, dislikes and any hairproblems with your current style. Regis believes in customizing hair designs to best complement your facial features and image. We are specialists in mixing tones for a personalized haircolor and creatively wrapping perm to perfectly suit your style, Mrs. Burton adds. full-servi- y, All CONTEST WINNERS PTA Reflections contest winners for the Layton Elementary School are: back, Jennifer Morgan, left, Tori Bradshaw, Jean Peterson, Katie Iverson, Mitch Cook and Tyson Roberts. Center, David Bush, left, Mark Millard, Jason Gates, Rachel Baird, Shauna Fitzgerald, Kara Iverson and Matt Hillier. Front, Elizabeth Sholes, left, Dustin Wood, Buffy Judkins, Vaughn Heaston, Jennifer Wayment, Melanie Schmidt and Mikael Gold. Youth auditions slated In preparation for the Layton LAYTON Arts Council Youth Recital, an audition will be held on Saturday, April 25 in the Layton Heritage Museum. Elementary age students will audition at 3 p.m. They will be followed by junior high age students at 4 p.m. Both vocalists and instrumentalists are welcome to audition. The Arts Council is looking for good soloists and group numbers. Those auditioning should bring their own accompanist. Call Evelyn Luce, Kay McCor3 if or Carolyn Losee, mick, further information is needed. 544-979- 2; 544-455- 776-24- 73 -- professional staff receive continual updates in the latest techniques from traveling style directors, Ms. Burton explains. One had managed Bloomingdales New York salon, she notes. Style Director David Miller has done Paul Newmans and Jackie Onas-si- s hair, for example. We have brought in some international hairstyling and all of our staff is expertly trained, she emphasizes. Regis features its own products and has a large test market with all products tested in salons before theyre ever sold, she says. Were set up to do all kinds of services including nails, permanents, cuts, styling and coloring techniques, makeup and makeovers anything that the modem man and woman wants. In todays busy world people dont have a lot of time, she says. "We create easy care for the best look taking the least amount of time to maintain, she adds. We are moderately priced, she says, with a cut and style costing $16. Ms. Burton was trained at the old Bountiful Beauty College and was involved in a prominant north Silver Agers plan trip The Silver Age is featuring a three day trip to the Shakespearean Festival in Cedar City, Zion and Cedar Breaks. Wednesday, Aug. 19 leave the Silver Age at 9 a.m., stop in Fillmore and visit the Terri torial State House and State historical monuments. Eat a sack lunch (not provided). Continue to Cedar City, and af- ter dinner see the first show, Much Ado About Nothing. Thursday evening Zion National Park, complimentary lunch at Zion Lodge, a Royal Tea at Cedar City and the second show A Comedy of Errors. Friday will visit Cedar Breaks, the Sevier River Canyon and Big Rock Candy Mountain, after a complimentary lunch in Richfield the group will return to Kaysville. Price, single $192; double, $167, triple $154. Includes transportation, 2 nights lodging, tickets for 2 shows, Royal Tea, national parks admissions, 2 lunches, tips and luggage handling. Deposit needed now. Caribbean Cruise to the Mexican Riviera. Book before July 4 and save $400 per couple. Brochures and information available at the Silver Age. The monthly blood pressure clinic will be held Thursday, May 7 at 10:45 a.m. If you are interested in sit down exercise class please contact Patsy at the Silver Age. Menus for the week of April 27 include: Monday, April 27, sloppy joes, cheese wedge, tossed salad sliced peaches, ranger cookies and milk.- Regis hair transformation is vividly illustrated by these before and during shots. At left, model Janet Reid is given a start towards the new look by Manager Judy Burton. At right, Janets remake is in progress. - Tuesday, April 28, shredded beef chimichanga with cheese and sour cream, buttered mixed vegsliced orange, gies, rolls white cake and milk. Wednesday, April 29, roast beef green whipped potatoes peas, parkerhouse rolls, fresh fruit, peanut butter fingers and milk. Janel Wilsey has been honored as tist of the Year. Young Woman Scien- Named top scientist LAYTON Janel Wilsey, a 9th grade student at North Layton Junior High School was named Young Woman Scientist of the Year at the Weber State Regional Science Fair held March 30 in the Dee Special Events Center. The award was presented by the Network. It Utah Math-Scienwas a $25 check. Janels project was called Salt Power: Electricity from a Salt Gra- - She will enter the same project in the Utah Power and Light Company electric con- dent Solar Pond. test. As a 7th grader Janel won second place and $50 for her science pro- ject at the UP&L Contest. She earned a first place plaque as a 7th grader in the Weber State Regional Science Fair. Janel is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Wilsey. She plans to study engineering after completing high school. Thursday, April 30, chicken pathot ty, whipped potatoes veggie combo, cornbread butter, fresh fruit, boiled raisin cookie and milk. Friday, May 1, stacked ham sandwiches, potato salad, baked beans, jello, fruit bar and milk. Moms to meet The next meeting of the Ogden Area Mothers of Twins Club will be Thursday, April 23 at 7 p.m. at the Humana Hospital Davis North in the cafeteria. This month's program will be on stress management "'iih Loyd Gardner as the featured speaker. Any parents, or expectant parents of multiples are invited to attend. For further information call 295-742- 2. Top row, Sandy Bustamante, Jackie Herbert, Roslynn Creas-maKathy Watts. Bottom row, Michelle Swartz, nail specialist; Judy Burton, manager; Denise Wood, not available for photo. n, ReGIS NEWSFLASH Meet The Regis Professionals: At LAYTON HILLS MALL Regis means quality. Our talented professionals create great haircuts, perms and haircolor. We consult before each cut so you get the look you want. Regis...Fof The Best In You! R0GIS HAIRSTYLISTS 546-046- f 5 |
